Venezuela has more than 1400 kilometers of accesible coastline for travelers. For those of us who are adventure seekers, different spots in Venezuela represent the opportunity to enjoy untouched Caribbean landscape. You can find colder or warmer waters, as well as quiet shores and ideal waves for surfing. Venezuela’s nature caters to all tastes and needs. The following list includes some spots you shouldn’t miss, but there are many more: Venezuela has more than 300 islands, and most are virgin land. If you are from Venezuela or know its coastline well, please name your personal favorite in the comments below. 
Photo: Adriana Herrera
10 Paradise Spots in Venezuela That You've Probably Never Heard Of
by
Adriana Herrera
Sep 16, 2016
1. Punta Delgada, La Tortuga Island
La Tortuga
Santa Teresa, Venezuela
This is one of the many beaches you can find in La Tortuga, the second largest island in Venezuela. You need to get there by speed boat and spend the nights in tents, because there is no guesthouses. Don’t forget the sun protection. #camping
2. El Americano, La Blanquilla Island
La Blanquilla island, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela
This island is located at the north of Margarita island and you only can get there by sailing or in a speed boat. There is no guesthouses nor hotels. Just the nature and you. So, you can sleep on the sailboat or camp in any beach.
3. Cayo de Agua, Los Roques
Los Roques, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela
This is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, according to National Geographic. You’ll feel in the paradise walking through the natural sand bridge, and with the warm water. Please, just look that turquoise color to fall in love with this place.
4. Medina, Sucre
Medina beach, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela
How many palms!! You’ll see like the jungle is coming to the beach. The water is dark green and cold. An excellent place to feel the venezuelan Caribbean. Ask for a fried fish or fresh coconut water.
5. Cayo Sombrero, Falcón
Playa Cayo Sombrero
Agua Salobre, Venezuela
It seems like a postcard. Is one of the most beautiful islands on Morrocoy National Park. The fishermans says that this beach has seven types of blues and I don’t know if this is true, but you are going to be very happy there.
6. Yapascua, Carabobo
Yapascua, Carabobo, Venezuela
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When the sun comes out, all the greens and blues of this beach are more beautiful to admire. It’s a very warm and quiet beach, no deep and you can get there walking through the mountain or by speed boat #camping
7. Tuja, Aragua
Playa Ensenada de Tuja
Tovar, Venezuela
This little paradise is 45 minutes away from Choroní on a speed boat. It’s small and with crystal water, perfect to camp among the palm trees or just to spend the day. #camping
8. Cabo Negro, Margarita Island
Cabo Negro, Margarita island, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela
You can get this amazing view after a walk of 30 minutes through the mountain, from Puerto Real beach. It’s an easy treck but you must be careful with all the cactus on the way.
9. Carenero, Los Roques
Los Roques, Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela
This island is called Carenero and it has two beaches. The first one is very quiet, just in front a little and delicious restaurant. The second one is more breeze but gorgeus. If you need some time to relax, this is the place for you. #camping
10. Cayo Sur, Morrocoy National Park, Falcón
Morrocoy National Park
Muncipio Autónomo Silva, Venezuela
Cayo Sur is a perfect spot to practice snorkel inside Morrocoy National park. It’s a very quiet beach, with a very important reef barrier and a beautiful shore to spend the day just looking at the sea.
You can read the article in Spanish here.